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Savings Bond Tips in a Tech-Savvy World
May 22, 2017
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If there’s an investment instrument that has withstood the test of time, it’s the good, old U.S. savings bond. Since their 1935 debut under “New Deal” President Franklin D. Roosevelt, they’ve never been known for their get-rich glamour. But to this day, investors still turn to them wh
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Four Budgeting Apps for Young Adults: Making Budgeting More Fun?
May 15, 2017
Okay, I know budgeting is rarely fun for anyone, but it can be especially hard on young adults. You’ve just wrapped up your formal education and received your first decent paycheck – way more than you’ve been earning between classes. What’s a common reaction? “I deserve a shopping spr
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Buy or Lease Your New Car?
May 08, 2017
Ah, there’s nothing quite like that new-car smell? It’s so popular, you can even buy it in a can. To me, I’m not sure that’s worth it unless I get an actual new car along with it. That said, given the costs, when it does come time to replace your classic clunker with a shiny (and frag
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More Motivation on Meditation
May 02, 2017
Last week, I talked up Headspace. I try to get my Zen on every day, but for a Type A type like me, sometimes one resource just doesn’t cut it. Is it ironic that even when it comes to my meditation I tend to be an over-achiever? Hey, I’m in good company. Consider this interesting artic
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Might I Motivate You To Meditate?
April 24, 2017
Remember Ray and the late Tom Magliozzi of Car Talk? I miss their weekly advice, and so does my car. I’ve even been known to have browsed their “shameless commerce” division. Today, I’m going to engage in some shameless commerce of my own … but not for myself. As I reflect on some of
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Continued Comfort from “the Crazy Quilt Chart”
April 18, 2017
We all have our symbolic security blankets, right? Mine is Madeleine L’Engle’s “Wrinkle in Time.” I first read it when I was a young adult, shortly after it became a Newbery Medal winner and I was still the book’s target audience. It was such a bull’s eye that I continue to revisit it
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Dimensional’s Quarterly Market Review (Q1 2017)
April 10, 2017
SageBroadview Quarterly Market Review: Q1 2017 Wherever You Go, Go Diversified We’ve got two comments inspired by Dimensional’s first quarter 2017 market review. Both of them lead to the same, sage solution: global diversification remains an investor’s best friend. First, let’s talk a
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Got a Minute? Get an Economic Edge (Government Debt)
April 06, 2017
Today we share a series of charts on government debt, federal spending and the US tax burden. Reminder: These charts come to us compliments of independent economist Fritz Meyer, a seasoned economic and markets analyst whose insights appear regularly on CNBC, Bloomberg TV and the Fox B
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Got a Minute? Get an Economic Edge (Job formation and unemployment)
April 05, 2017
Today we share a series of charts on job formation and unemployment. Reminder: These charts come to us compliments of independent economist Fritz Meyer, a seasoned economic and markets analyst whose insights appear regularly on CNBC, Bloomberg TV and the Fox Business Network. Clicking
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